EXPLANATION OF (LMietd.inflibnet.ac.in/jspui/bitstream/10603/199/12/12_explanation of... · EXPLANATION OF FIGURES (LM = Light Microscopic Photomicrograph) Fig. 1. Decaschistia crotonifolia

EXPLANATION OF FIGURES

(LM = Light Microscopic Photomicrograph)

Fig. 1. Decaschistia crotonifolia

1. Spine and ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 2-3. Decaschistia rufa.

2. Spine focus (x=1200)

3. A portion enlarged-pore and ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 4-5. Decaschistia trilobata


5. Pore and ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 6-8. Gossypium arboreum

6. Pores are arranged on either poles (x=900)

7. Ornamentation focus (x=1800)


Fig. 9-1 0. Gossypium barbadense

9. Spine focus (x= 1200)

10. Ornamentation focus (x= 2400)

Fig. 1 1-1 2. Gossypium herbaceurn


12. Spine focus (a portion enlarged) (x=1800)

Fig. 13-1 4. Thespesia lampas



Fig. 15-17.

15.

16.

17.

Fig. 18-19.

18.

19.

Fig. 20-24.

20.

21.

22.

Fig. 25-26.

25.

26.

Fig. 27-28.

27.

28.

Fig. 29-30.

29.

Thespesia popul~~ea

A field showing colour dimorphism (x=225)

A field showing size dimorphism ( ~ ~ 4 5 0 )

Pore and ornamentation focus (x=900)

Abelrnoschus angulosus

Ornamentation focus (x=1800)

A portion enlarged. Spine and pore focus

(x=2400)

Abelmoschus esculentus

A field (x=450)

A field showing pore and ornamentation (x=600)

Spine focus showing bifurcated

spines(divisibaculate) (x=900)

Pore focus (x=900)

A portion enlarged showing spines (x=1800)

Abelmoschus ficulneus

Showing pore and ornamentation (x = 1800)

A portion enlarged - spine focus (x=2400)

Abelrnoschus manihot

Spine focus (x=1800)

Pore focus (x=1800)

Abelmoschus moschatus

Spine focus (x=1800)

30. A portion enlarged - spine and ornamentation focus (x=2000)

Fig. 31 -32. Fioria vitifolia.


32. A portion enlarged. Spine and pore focus(x=1800)

Fig. 33-35. Fioria vitifolia Morphotype II

33. A field showing size dimorphism (x=225)

34. Pore and ornamentation focus (x= 900)

35. Spine and pore focus (x=900)

Fig. 36-37. Hibiscus acetosella.

36. Pore and spine focus (x=1800)

37. A portion enlarged. Ornamentation focus (x= 3600)

Fig. 38. Hibiscus canescens.


Fig. 39-40. Hibiscus hirtus.


40. A portion showing pore and ornamentation (x=l800)

Fig. 41. Hibiscus hispidissimus. Morphotype I

41. Showing spine and pore (x=1800)

Fig. 42-43. Hibiscus hispidissimus Morphotype II

42. Pore focus (x=900)

43. Enlarged view showing spine and ornamentation (x= 1 500)

Fig. 44-45. Hibiscus hispidissimus Morphotype Ill


45. A portion enlarged -ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 46-48. Hibiscus hispidissirnus Morphotype IV

46. Showing ornamentation and pores (x =600)

47. Showing spine (x =1200)

48. A portion enlarged showing spine and pores

(x =I 800)

Fig. 49-51. Hibiscus jurcatus

49. Spine and pore focus (x =600)

50. Ornamentation focus (x =I 500)

51. Pore focus (x =1500)

Fig. 52 - 53. Hibiscus lintus.

52. Ornamentation and pore focus (x = I 500)

53. Spine focus (x =1500)

Fig. 54 - 55. Hibiscus lobatus Morphotype I

54. Pore focus (x =1800)

55. Spine focus (x =2400)

Fig. 56. Hibiscus lobatus Morphotype II

56. Spine, ornamentation and pore focus (X ~ 1 5 0 0 )

Fig. 57. Hibiscus lunarifolius

57. A portion enlarged showing spine and

ornamentation (x=3600)

Fig.58. Hibiscus micranthus

58. Showing pore and spine focus (curved spine)

(x =I 800)

Fig. 59-60. Hibiscus rnutabilis

59. Ornamentation focus ( ~ 4 2 0 0 )

60. A portion enlarged showing pore and spine (x=2400)

Fig. 61. Hibiscus ovalifolius. 61. Pore and spine focus (x=1800)

Fig. 62 - 63 Hibiscus panduriformis. 62. Spine focus (x=600) 63. A portion enlarged showing pore (x=2400)

Fig. 64 - 65. Hibiscus platanifolius 64. Spine focus (x=1800) 65. Pore and ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 66. Hibiscus radiatus. 66. Ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 67. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, 67. Spine focus (x=1800)

Fig. 68 - 69. Hibiscus sabdariffa. 68. Spine, pore and ornamentation focus (x=900) 69. A portion enlarged, showing pore and

ornamentation (x=2000)

Fig. 70 - 72. Hibiscus schizopetalus. 70. Showing ornamentation (x=600) 71. A portion enlarged spine focus (x=1800) 72. A portion enlarged pore and ornamentation

(x=l800)

Fig. 73 -74. Hibiscus sreenarayanianus. 73. Showing pore (x=1200) 74. A portion enlarged, ornamentation and spine focus

(curved spine) (x=2000)

Fig.75-76. Hibiscus surattensis 75. Spine focus (x=900) 76. Spine and pore focus (x=1500)

ST- -

Fig. 77. Hibiscus syriacus


Fig. 78-80 . Hibiscus tiliaceus.

78. A field showing colour dimorphism (x=225)



Fig. 81. Hibiscus trionum


Fig. 82. Kydia calycina


Fig. 83-84. Malachra capitata.

83. Grain showing spine with ornamentation (x=900)

84. Pore and ornamentation focus - enlarged (x=1800)

Fig.85-86. Malvaviscus penduliflorus Morphotype I


86. A portion enlarged showing pore and ornamentation (x=3600)

~ i ~ . 8 ? . Malvaviscus penduliflorus Morphotype II


Fig. 88-89. Pavonia burchelli~.


89. A portion enlarged showing pore and ornamentation (x=2400)

Fig.90-91. Pavonia odorata.

90. Showing ornamentation and spine (x= 900)

91. Spine and ornamentation focus (x=2000)

Fig. 92-94. Urena lobata.

92. Showing spines (x= 1500)

93. A portion enlarged ornamentation and pore focus

(x=3600)


Fig.95-96. Urena sinuata.

95. Showing spines(x= 1200)

96. A portion enlarged showing ornmentation and pore (x=3600)

Fig.97 - Abutilon hirtum

97. Equatorial view showing spines (x=1800)

Fig.98-100. Abutilon hybridurn.

98. Dimorpohic grains (x=600)

99. Spine focus (x=l800)


Fig. 101-1 02. Abutilon indicum Morphotype I

101. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)


Fig. 103. Abutilon indicum morphotype I I

103. Polar view showing spine and ornamentation

(x=l800)

Fig. 104-1 05. Abutilon megapotamicum

104. Equatorial view showing spines(x=900)

105. Polar view showing ornamentation(x=900)

Fig. 1 06. Abutilon neelgerrense 106. Polar view showing 3 zono aperture (x=1800)

Fig.107-108. Abutilon pannosum 107. Equatorial view showing spine (x=1800) 108. Equatorial view - ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 109-1 10. Abutilon persicurn Morphotype I 109. Eauatorial view showina endocol~ium(x=1800) 110. ~ o i a r view showing 3-zono aperture (x i1 800) '

Fig. 11 1. Abutilon persicurn Morphotype II. 11 1. Polar view showing three aperture (x=l800)

Fig. 112 -1 13. Abutilon ramosurn 112. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 113. Polar view showing 3 aperture (x=1800)

Fig. 114 -1 15. Abutilon verigata. 114. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 11 5. Polar view showing aperture (x=1800)

Fig.116-117. Althaea rosea. 116. Spine focus (x= 1200) 117. A portion enlarged ornamentation and pore focus

(x=3600) Fig.118-119. Lavatera rosea

1 18. A field showing trirnorphism (x=600) 119. Portion enlarged showing spines and pore

(x= 1800)

Fig.120. Herisantia crispa 120. Showing spines(x=900)

Fig.121. Malva parviflora 121. Showing spines(x=900)

Fig. 122-123. Malva verticillata 122. Showing pore and ornamentation (x=1800)

123. Showing spines (x=1800)

Fig. 124-225. Malvastrum coromandelianum 124. Spine focus (x=450) 125. Pore focus(x=1200)

Fig. 1 26-1 27. Modiola caroliniana 126. Spine focus (x=450) 127. Pore and ornamentation focus (x=1200)

Fig.128-129. Sida acuta 128. Ornamentation focus (x=600) 129. Enlarged view showing spines (x=1800)

Fig. 130-1 31 .Sida alnifolia 130. Spine focus (x=600) 131. Enlarged view showing ornamentation and pore

(x=2000) Fig.132. Sida beddomei

132. Showing spine and ornamentation (x= 900)

Fig. 133 . Sida codophia 133. Showing spine and pore (x=1800)

Fig. 134-135. Sida cordata morphotype I 134. Spine focus (x= 600) 135. Enlarged view showing ornamentation and pore

(x=1800)

Fig. 136. Sida cordata morphotype II 136. Ornamentation focus (x=1500)

Fig.137-138. Sida cordata morphotype Ill 137. Spine focus (x=600) 138. A portion enlarged showing pore (x=2400)

Fig.139. Sida cordifolia 139. Ornamentation and spine focus(x= 1200)

Fig. 140. Sida cuneifolia. 140. Spine and pore focus (x=1800)

Fig. 141-142. Sida elongata. 141. Ornamentation focus (x=1800) 142. Pore focus (x=1800)

Fig. 143-1 44.Sida fryxellii 143. Spine focus (x=600) 144. A portion enlarged showing ornamentation

(x=3600)

Fig.145-146. Sida linifolia. 145. Spine focus (x=600) 146. Pore and ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig. 147-148.Sida mysorensis morphotype I 147. Spine focus (x=450) 148. Pore focus (x=1800)

Fig. 149. Sida mysorensis. Morphotype II 149. Grain showing spines and pore

(x=1800)

Fig. 150-151. Sida ovata. 150. Pore focus (x=450) 151. Spine and ornamentation focus (x=1800)

Fig.152. Sidaravii 152. Grain with spine, pore and ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig.153 -1 54. Sida repens. 153. Pore focus (x=450) 154. Showing exine thickness and pore (x=1800)

Fig. 155-1 58.Sida rhombifolia 155. (S.G) Spine focus (x=450) 156. (S.G) Ornamentation focus (x=450)

157. (LG) Ornamentation focus (x=900)

158. (LG) Grain showing spine and ornamentation

(x= 1800)

Fig. 159-160.Sida scabrida



Fig.161-162. Sida schimperiana.



Fig. 163-1 64.Sida spinosa.

163. Ornamentation and pore focus (x=1800)

164. A portion enlarged showing exine thickness and

spine (x=2400)

Fig.165-167. Bombax ceiba

165. Equatorial view showing ora (x=1800)

166. Equatorial view showing ornamentation. (x=1800)

167. Polar view showing 3 zono aperture, reticulate pattern and exine thickness. (x=2000)

Fig. 168-170.Bombax scopulorum

168. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800)

169. Polar view showing ornamentation. (x=900)

170. Enlarged view showing ornamentation and

exine thickness . (x=2000)

Fig. 171-172.Ceiba pentandra


172. Polar view showing ornamentation. (x=1800)

Fig. 173-174.Ceiba pentandra Morphotype II 173. Equatorial view showing lalongate ora (x=1800) 174. Equatorial and polar view showing reticulate

pattern (x=1800)

Fig. 175-1 76. Cullenia exarillata 175. Equatorial view showing circular ora (x=1800) 176. Polar view showing 3- aperturate and exine

thickness (x=1800)

Fig. 177-1 78. Sterculia balanghas 177. Equatorial view showing colpus. (x=1800) 178. Polar view showing ornamentation, exine

thickness and 3 zono aperture (x= 1800)

Fig.179-181. Sterculia companulata 179. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 180. Equatorial view showing exine (x=1800) 181. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig.182-184. Sterculia foeitida 182. Equatorial view showing ora (x=1800) 183. Equatorial view and polar view showing

ornamentation (x=1800) 184. Polar view showing exine thickness (x=1800)

Fig. 185-1 87. Sterculia guttata 185. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=2000) 186. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=2000) 187. Polar view (x=2000)

Fig. 188-1 90. Sterculia urens 188. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1500) 189. Equatorial view showing lalongate ora (x=1800) 190. Polar view with faintly reticulate ornamentation

(x=1500)

Fig. 191-192. Sterculia villosa 191. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 192. Polar view. (x=1800)

Fig. 193-1 94. Firmiana colorata 193. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 194. polar view (x=1800)

Fig. 195-1 97. Pterocymbium javanicum 195. Equatorial view showing ora (x=1800) 196. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 197. Polar view (x=1800)

Fig.198-199. Cola acuminata 198. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 199. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 200-201. Heritiera littoralis 200. Equatorial view showing colpus (~=1800) 201. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 202 - 203. Heritiera papilio 202. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=l800) 203. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig.204-206. Kleinhovia hospita 204. Equatorial view showing pore (x=900) 205. Equatorial view showing exine thickness (x=1200) 206. Polar view with foveolate pattern (x=1800)

Fig.207-209. Helicteres isora 207. Equatorial view with aspidate pore

(x=1800) 208. Equatorial view showing pore (x=1200) 209. Equatorial view showing exine(x=1200)

Fig. 21 0-2 12. Pterospermum diversifolium 210. (SG) Polar view showing spine and pore (x=600) 21 1. (SG) Polar view showing crassimarginate pores

(x=600) 212. LG) Polar view crassimargionate pores at the

zonal region, ornamentation and spine (x=1800) Fig.213-2 14. Pterospermum rilbiginosum

213. Grain with ornamentation (x=1800)

214. Polar view showing 3 crassimarginate pore at the

zonal region (x=1800)

Fig. 2 15 - 2 16. Pterospermum suberifolium

21 5. Equatorial view - spheroidal grain (x=l800)

216. Grain showing ornamentation and spine (x=1800)

Fig.217-218. Dombeya calantha

217. Grain showing pores and spines (x=1800)

218. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 21 9-221. Dombeya nehalensis

219. A field showing size dimorphism (x=225)

220. Pore focus and ornamentation (x=450)

221. Polar view showing spines and 3 zono pororate

condition (x=450)

Fig. 222-224. Dombeya spectabilis

222. (LG) Pore and ornamentation (x=1800)

223. (SG) Spine focus (x=1800)

224. (SG) Polar view showing 3 annulate pores (x=l800)

Fig.225-226. Melhania incana

225. Pore and spine (x=1500)


Fig. 227-228 . Melochia corchorifolia


228. Grain showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig.229-231. Melochia indica

229. Equatorial view showing lalongate ora (x=2400)


231. Polar view showing exine (x=2400)

Fig.232. Melochia nodiflora 232. Equatorial view showing colpus(x=I 800)

Fig. 233-234. Waltheria americana 233. Equatorial view showing reticulate ornamentation

(x=l800) 234. Equatorial view showing ora (x=1500)

Fig. 235- 239. Waltheria indica 235. Equatorial view showing 5 colpate condition

(x=1800) 236. Equatorial view showing ora (x=1800) 237. Polar view showing 4 and 5 apertures (x=450) 238. Enlarged polar view showing 5 aperture (x=1800) 239. Enlarged polar view showing ornamentation

(x=l800)

Fig. 240-243. Theobroma cacoa 240. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 241. Equatorial view showing ornamentation(x=l800) 242. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 243. Polar view showing exine thickness (x=1800)

Fig. 244-246. Guazurna tomentosa 244. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 245. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 246. Polar view with colporate condition (x=1800)

Fig.247-248.Leptonychia caudata 247. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 248. Polar view showing ornamentation and 3 colpate

condition (x=1800)

Fig.249-251. Leptonychia rnoacurroides 249. Equatorial view showing exine thickness (x=1500) 250. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 251. Polar view showing ornamentation and 3 colpate

condition (x=l800)

Fig. 252-253.Berrya ammonilla 252. Equatorial view showing lolongate ora (x=1800) 253. Polai view showing ornamentation and 3 colporate

condition (x=1800)

Fig. 254-255.Berrya cordifolia 254. Equatorial view showing lolongate ora (x=1800) 255. Polar view showing ornamentation and 3 colporate

condition (x=1800)

Fig. 256-257. Grewia bracteata 256. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 257. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 258-259.Grewia damine 258. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 259. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 260-261 .Grewia disperma 260. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1500) 261. Equatorial view showing ora and ornamentation

(x= 1500)

Fig. 262-263. Grewia heterotricha 262. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1500) 263. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1500)

Fig. 264-265.Grewia laevigata 264. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 265. Polar view showing ornamentation and 3 colporate

condition (x=1800)

Fig. 266-267.Grewia lanceaefolia 266. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 267. Equatorial view showing oinamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 268-269.Grewia nenlosa Morphotype I 268. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)


Fig. 270-272.Grewia nervosa Morphotype ll 270. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=900) 271. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=900) 272. Polar view showing 3 colporate condition (x=600)

Fig. 273-275.Grewia nervosa Morphotype Ill 273. Equatorial view showing ora (x=600) 274. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=600) 275. Equatorial view showing ornamentation(x=600)

Fig. 276-277.Grewia oppositifoliaMorphotype I 276. Equatorial view showing colpus and ora (x=1800) 277. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 278-279. Grewia oppositifolia Morphotype II 278. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 279. Polar view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 280-281 .Grewia orientalis 280. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800) 281. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 282-283. Grewia rothii 282. Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800) 283. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800)

Fig. 284. Grewia serrulata 284. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1800)

Fig. 285-286. Grewia tenax 285. Equatorial view showing ora and ornamentation

(x=1200) 286. Polar view with 3 colporate condition (x=900)

Fig. 287-288. Grewia tiliifolia 287. Equatorial view showing ornamentation and colpus

(x= 1500) 288. Equatorial view showing ora (x=1500)

Fig. 289-290.Grewia urnbellifera 289. Equatorial view showing colpus (x=1200)


Fig. 291 -293. Triumfetta annua



293. Polar view showing 3 zono aperture (x=1500)

Fig. 294-295.Triurnfetta pentandra

294. Equatorial view showing colpus and ornamentation

(x=l800)


Fig. 296-299. Triumfetta pilosa

296. Equatorial view showing ectexine and endexine

(x=l800)

297. Equatorial view showing colpus and lalongate ora

x=1800)



Fig. 300-302. Triumfetta rhomboidea


301. Equatorial view showing ora and ornamentation

(x=1800)

302. Polar view showing 3 zono aperture (x=l500)

Fig. 303-304. Corchorus aestuans Morphotype I


304. . Equatorial view showing colpus and ora (x=1800)

Fig. 305-306. Corchorus aestuans Morphotype I\


306 Equatorial view showing ornamentation (x=1800)

Fig. 307. Corchorus capsularis


Fig. 308-309. Corchorus olitorius



(x= 1800)

Fig. 310-31 1. Corchorus trilocularis


(x= 1500)

31 1. Polar view showing 3 zono aperture (x=1800)

Fig. 31 2. Muntingia calabura

31 2. A field showing equatorial and polar view (x= 1800)

SEM = (Scanning Electron Microscopic Photomicrograph)

Fig 31 3. Decaschistia trilobata

313. Showing long spines (x=800)

Fig. 314. Gossypium arboreurn

314. Showing Spine (x=1000)

Fig. 315 - 316. Gossypiurn herbaceurn

315. Showing spines (x=1000)

316. Showing pore at the margins (x=1000)

Fig. 317. Jhespesia lampas

31 7. Showing spine (x=800)

Fig. 31 8. Abelmoschus angulosus

31 8. Showing C U N ~ ~ spine (x=1000)

Fig. 31 9 - 320. Fioria vitifolia.Morphotype 1

31 9. Showing curved spine (x=500)

320. Fioria vitifolia.Morphotype ll

Showing long pointed spines (x=300)

Fig. 321. Hibiscus trionum

321. Showing pointed spine (x=400)

Fig. 322. Kydia calycina

322. Showing Spine and pore (x=600)

Fig. 323. Pavonia odorata.

323. Showing long pointed spines (x=600)

Fig. 324. Urena lobata.

324. Showing spines and pores (x=300)

Fig. 325 - 326. Abutilon persicurn.

325. Equatorial view (x=1500)

326. Polar view showing granulose ornamentation

(x=1500)

Fig. 327. Herisantia crispa (x=1500)

327. Showing spine and ornamentation

Fig. 328. Malva parviflora (x=400)

328. Showing spines and pore

Fig. 329. Modiola caroliniana (x=1200)

329. Showing spine

Fig. 330. Sida fryxellii (x=750)

330. Showing spine and pore

Fig. 331. Sida rhombifolia

331. Showing pointed spines (x=480)

Fig. 332 - 333. Ceiba pentandra

332. Equatorial view showing colpus. (x=1500)

333. Polar view showing reticulate pattern. (x=1500)

Fig. 334 - 335. Ceiba pentandra Morphotype II


335. Polar view showing aperture and reticulate pattern

(x=900)

Fig. 336. Cullenia exarillata

336. Polar view showing circular ora and foveolate

pattern (x=l000)

Fig. 337. Sterculia cornpanulata

337. Showing colpus and reticulate pattern (x=2000)

Fig. 338. Firmiana colorata

338. Showing colpus and reticulate pattern (x=1800)

Fig. 339. Cola acuminata

339. Showing colpus and foveolate pattern (x=4000)

Fig.340. Heritiera papilio

340. Showing colpus and ornamentation (x=2000)

Fig.341. Kleinhovia hospita

341. Polar view showing pore. (x=2000)

Fig.342. Helicteres isora

342. Polar view showing aspidate pores, pappillate and

finely granulate exine. (x=1800)

Fig. 343 - 344. Pterospermum diversifoliu~n

343. Equatorial view showing granulose ornamentation.

(x=900)

344. Polar view showing spine (x=900)

Fig. 345 -346. Dombeya nehalensis

345. Showing pororate aperture. (x=500)

346. Exine ornamentation and pore (x=500)

Fig.347. Melhania incana

347. Showing spine and ornarnentat~on (x=1000)

Fig.348-349. Leptonychia moacurroides

348. Polar view showing reticulate pattern and 3 colpate

condition (x=2000)

349. Polar view showing reticulate pattern (x=3000)

Fig. 350. Berrya cordifolia

350. Polar view showing colpus and ornamentation

(x=l500)

Fig. 351. Grewia lanceaefolia

351. Showing colpus and reticulate ornamentation

(x=1200)

Fig. 352. Grewia nelvosa

352. Showing circular ora (x=5000)

Fig. 353. Corchorus aestuans


Fig. 354. Montingia calabura


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EXPLANATION OF (LMietd.inflibnet.ac.in/jspui/bitstream/10603/199/12/12_explanation of... · EXPLANATION OF FIGURES (LM = Light Microscopic Photomicrograph) Fig. 1. Decaschistia crotonifolia